How Latino Are You! Battle Of The Cubans
Welcome to Buzzfeed's gameshow, How Latino Are You?, where we test people's knowledge about Latino culture. This time it's a Battle of the Cubans.
Let's meet our contestants going head to head. First off, we have Mariana, a first-generation Cuban American raised in Miami, Florida.
Next up is Dariany, who grew up in New Jersey and is an on-air personality and content creator.
Time for the first question. How do you spell Odontologo?
Mariana takes the points for this one!
Next, the two were asked how to translate a word in Spanish.
Which neither of them ended up getting it correctly. Hey, it happens! Mariana got five points for giving a close answer.
Tongue twisters were next. With both being asked to finish the "trabalenguas."
10 points for Dariany!
For the next part of the quiz, geography was put on the table.
Which resulted in two very confused contestants.
After being given hints, however, Dariany correctly named Venezula as the Latin American country home to Angel Falls.
The hard questions kept coming, though. With the duo then being asked to answer the below.
While both Dariany and Mariana struggled to answer, a few helpful tips given via a multiple-choice format pushed them in the right direction. With Mariana correctly guessing the answer seven.
Can you draw Cuba from memory? That's what these two were asked to do next. With Dariany ultimately taking home the points for this one.
Pop culture fans, your time to shine is here. Do you know what was Bad Bunny's first number one Billboard hit?
The correct answer is... "I Like It" with Cardi B off her album Invasion of Privacy.
Next up, which Latin country does not have Independence Day on September 15?
The answer, is Mexico.
Finally, the last question tested their Netflix binge-watching skills.
With Mariana coming in for the win.
Mariana for the win!
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